A new scientific report that looks at what each nation is doing to fight climate change finds nearly every country falls short.
, enough nations had promised big enough carbon pollution cuts that the tracker said the “emissions gap” — the difference between emissions projections with pledges and what's required to meet the 1.5 degree goal — dropped 11%.
Unlike its previous reports, which just looked at promises to cut carbon pollution and policy changes, the new ratings include money issues. Finance is critical to
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